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Mott Leaves WBBL Role To Join BBL As Sydney Sixers Head Coach
Glamorgan County Cricket Club: The Sydney Sixers have appointed Matthew Mott as Big Bash League head coach for the next two seasons after the four-time World Cup-winning coach left the club's WBBL coach position.
Mott returned to familiar territory, having previously served as a Sixers BBL assistant coach, and he will now transition to lead the Sixers' BBL program, with a new WBBL head coach appointed and set to be announced this week.
"I've been part of the Sixers family for a long time, so to have the opportunity to step into the BBL head coach role is something I'm incredibly excited about. This is a club with a proud history and a winning culture, and I'm looking forward to building on the foundations that have been established over many seasons.
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'Sit Quietly And Clap’: Samson On Early Struggles At T20 WC
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has revealed how he came to terms with missing out on the spot in India's XI at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 after a disappointing series against New Zealand, saying he knew his hopes were over once Ishan Kishan's explosive performances pushed him ahead in the selection race.
'Gambhir And Team Management Have To Be Accountable': Srikkanth After India's ODI Series Defeat
T20 World Cup: Former India captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth has called for accountability from head coach Gautam Gambhir and the team management following India's 2-1 ODI series defeat to England, questioning the side's preparation for the 2027 World Cup and criticising the frequent changes to the playing XI.
‘They Cannot Touch Virat, Rohit If They Want To Play’: Ashwin Backs Senior Stars For 2027 WC
ODI World Cup: Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has thrown his weight behind Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli amid renewed debate over their future, insisting the veteran duo have earned the right to decide when they step away from the game.
Rohit Answered All Questions With His Bat, Reminded Why He’s One Of World’s Best: Akmal
The Game Plan: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal believes Rohit Sharma delivered the perfect response to speculation surrounding his future with a sublime century in the third ODI against England at Lord's, saying the veteran opener reminded the cricketing world why he remains among the finest batters in the 50-over format despite India's 27-run defeat and 2-1 series loss.
Rohit Has Earned The Right To Decide On His Retirement On His Own Terms, Says Kaif
ODI World Cup: Strongly backing veteran opener Rohit Sharma as he quashed all speculation over his international future with a sublime 138 at Lord’s, former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif on Monday asserted that the 39-year-old has earned the right to decide on his retirement on his own terms.
Team Is In Transition, Time To Rethink And Bounce Back: Yuvraj On India's UK Tour Debacle
T20 World Cups: Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh believes India's recent struggles on the tour of the United Kingdom should be viewed in the context of a team undergoing transition, urging patience while also calling for introspection after a disappointing run of results.
3rd ODI: Duckett's 141 Edges Rohit's 138 As England Beat India By 27 Runs, Win Series 2-1
Ben Duckett's sensational 141-run knock eclipsed a magnificent 138 from Rohit Sharma as a clinical England defeated India by 27 runs in a high-scoring thriller at Lord's on Sunday to clinch the three-match ODI series 2-1.
3rd ODI: Be Upfront With Rohit And Virat Regarding World Cup Plans, Says Yuvraj Singh
ODI World Cup: Amid recent unprecedented speculation surrounding Rohit Sharma’s international future, former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has urged head coach Gautam Gambhir and chief selector Ajit Agarkar to provide absolute clarity to senior stalwarts like him and Virat Kohli regarding their roles for the 2027 Men’s ODI World Cup.
'It's Not Rocket Science': Shaji Prabhakaran Outlines India's World Cup Roadmap
The FIFA World Cup: The FIFA World Cup has once again demonstrated football's unmatched ability to unite billions across the globe, delivering unforgettable moments on and off the pitch. As the world gears up for the final between Argentina and Spain, the spotlight has also returned to a question that continues to haunt Indian football: why has a nation of more than 1.4 billion people still not qualified for the sport's biggest event?
Learn From Root On How To Rotate Strike, Says Brook Ahead Of Lord's Decider Against India
While Brendon McCullum: England's white-ball captain Harry Brook has urged his batters to learn from the rock-solid Joe Root, especially on how to rotate strike, ahead of their ODI series decider against India, to be played at Lord's on Sunday.
'I Use Setbacks, Challenges As Fuels To Come Back Stronger,' Says Yastika On Her Comeback Journey
Baroda Cricket Association: India wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia said that the months she spent away from cricket with a serious knee injury reshaped her mindset, teaching her patience, resilience and an unwavering belief in the process.
Rohit Remains Key Player For India: Devajit Saikia Dismisses Speculation Over Star's ODI Future
T20 World Cup: Rohit Sharma remains a key player for India, and the third ODI against England on Sunday will not be his last appearance in the Blues, informed BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, responding to the speculation about the selectors deciding the former India captain will not be part of their plans for the 2027 World Cup.
'It Would've Felt A Lot Worse If We'd Lost': Root Unfazed By Missing Hundred In 2nd ODI
Joe Root: Joe Root said missing out on a century did not bother him after England’s four-wicket win over India in the second ODI, insisting defeat would have been far more painful than finishing unbeaten on 99.
Ex-India Pacer Niranjana Backs Harmanpreet To Remain T20I Captain Despite Early WC Exit
T20 World Cup: Former India pacer Niranjana Nagarajan has backed Harmanpreet Kaur to remain as the T20I captain despite another group stage exit in the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup, adding that she hasn’t underperformed as a skipper and instead pointed to a structural need for middle-order power hitters in the shortest format.
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